Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-02-21

satisfaction. Mr.. Waterman has
made many friends during his years
stay with u.s.
a. f. Brockway and family will
leave here for Pasadena, CAL, one
week from tomorrow. They have
been residents of this place for sew
coal years and will be much missed
1t is hoped that Mr.. BrOckway's
health will be much improved by the
change. He will sell his household
property next Saturday, at l p. m.
The concert at the Cong. church
on Friday night was so well received
by those present, that by special re-
quest the singers have consented to
repeat it next Sat. eve. Friday night
was so stormy that but few ventured
out. The ladies' society thank all
who contributed to its success, and
especially Mrs. Hattie Parker, who
presided at the organ, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hovev, who labored assiduOuslv for
its success, and the singers of North
Troy, who kindly loaned books. Come,
all who love good music, to the con-
cert Saturday night. Some changes
will be made in the programme.
Bro
Reform club meets Friday evening,
March 4.
The donation for Rev Mr.. Wheel
er was well attended, and Melted
about $50.
Miss Eda Potter closed very sue
cessful term of school at the Center
on Friday last.
There will be a donation for the
benefit of Rev. Mr.. Todd at town
hall, Wednesday evening, March 2.
| Oysters will be served.
A three days meeting will com
mence at the Center church on Tues
day eve. Rev. Mr.. Tracy of Sutton
is expected to preach the first even
ing.
West CharIeSGOn-
Mrs. Z. J. Wheeler returned from
Maine, the 18th.
a Mr.. Howard from Canada, has
bought Nathan Chase's farm.
Will. Croft, Jr., has moved into
H. Joslvn's house across the river.
W. @. Moore cut his hand severely
while at work in the woods recently.
Alva Smith has gone to Clinton,
Mass, to work Bert Parlin is
home from Boston for a season.
Rev. Mr.. James preached in the
Cong. church, Feb. 10. 1t is hoped
that he will accept the passionate OF
the church here.
| Gilman Moore of ''Plunkett, .
| received a severe cut with an
axe on the back of his right hand
last week, and will probably lose the
use of two of his fingers thereby.
Mr.. Lyman, the creamery man,
has returned, and bought the dry
house, near the old starch factory, OF
H. Joslyn, which he proposes to con-
vert into a creamery as soon as pos,
sible.
The extra meetings here last week
conducted by Rev. A. L. Morey, OF
West Derby, and Rev. T. j. Wheeler
of this place, were well attended anc
considerable interest was manifested
several expressing a desire to become
Christians.
GOVents-y.
The Coventry W. c. T. U. viii
hold public meeting Tuesday even
ing, Feb. 22d. The exercises viii
be interspersed with music and reel
tations. At the close there will be 6
package sociable. All are invited
Ora
Rev. A. B. Blake, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia the past
week, is better.
Sprague Gage received visit from
his Sabbath school class Saturday
evening, Feb. y, when a good time
was enjoyed.
The winter school in the Chase
district, taught by Belle Hartman
| closed last week, also the school al
the Common, taught by John Norris
Quite a party of friends and neigh
bors met at Jack Kier's Thursday
eve, Feb. 10, and gave them a pleas
ant surprise. A good time was en-
joyed.
Johnnie Blake celebrated his 18TH
birthday with a party Friday eve
Feb. IL. Over twenty of the young
folks were assembled, and all testify
to fright merry time
Mrs. Oscar Cochran, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is no better
Her recovery is dOubtful.-Mrs.
John Conner has been quite i'll fol
several days past.-Etta Hartman
remains about the same.
Mrs. Lyon and her daughter, Ida,
have returned from Mass, where
they have been spending the winter
with friends. Their many friends
here are glad to see them back, and
also to learn that Miss Ida has re-
gained her health.
The Albany dramatic club will
play the drama, entitled ''The Last
Loaf" with music, Rotations, etc.,
| -. A. $50, l,on V'burc6ay- a1-apioor